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The Tokyo Original Reversible Basket Making Workshop offers a chance to explore the traditional art of basket weaving. Led by skilled artisans, participants can craft their own reversible baskets using natural materials. With sessions running daily over 15 months, this hands-on experience not only provides all necessary tools but also allows guests to bring home a unique souvenir reflecting Japan’s rich weaving heritage. Those interested in this captivating culture won’t want to miss the opportunity to join.

Key Points

  • The Tokyo Original Reversible Basket Making Workshop offers a hands-on experience to create unique baskets under the guidance of experienced artisans.
  • The workshop is available for daily sessions from 10:30 AM to 10:00 PM in Tokyo, Japan, and is facilitated by Atelier Bonheur et Etincelant.
  • The workshop cost is $118.19 per person, with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, and all necessary materials and tools are provided.
  • The meeting point is located in Jiyugaoka, Meguro City, a 15-minute train ride from major stations, and the workshop concludes at the original meeting location.
  • Participants have the opportunity to immerse in the Japanese basket-making tradition and take home their unique creations as souvenirs.

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Workshop Overview

The Tokyo Original Reversible Basket Making Workshop is an ongoing experience that runs from November 11, 2024 to February 25, 2026.

It’s offered daily from 10:30 AM to 10:00 PM in Tokyo, Japan. The workshop is facilitated by Atelier Bonheur et Etincelant.

Attendees will receive all necessary materials and tools, as well as an in-person guide. The meeting point is in Jiyugaoka, Meguro City, which is a 15-minute train ride from Shibuya or Futakotamagawa.

The workshop costs $118.19 per person and can be booked with a reservation, with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.

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Inclusions

The Atelier Bonheur et Etincelant workshop includes all fees and taxes, providing participants with the necessary materials and tools required for the reversible basket making experience.

An in-person guide leads participants through the process, and gratuities and personal expenses are covered.

The workshop takes place in Tokyo, Japan, with the meeting point located in Jiyugaoka, Meguro City, just a 15-minute train ride from Shibuya or Futakotamagawa.

Participants can easily access the workshop using public transportation, with the nearest train stations being Jiyugaoka (Tokyu Toyoko Line) and Kuhonbutsu (Tokyu Ooimachi Line), both within a 7-minute walk.

Meeting Information

Participants meet at Jiyugaoka, Meguro City, Tokyo 152-0035, Japan, where the workshop takes place.

The location is easily accessible, just a 15-minute train ride from Shibuya or Futakotamagawa.

The nearest train stations are Jiyugaoka (Tokyu Toyoko Line) and Kuhonbutsu (Tokyu Ooimachi Line), both about a 7-minute walk from the meeting point.

The workshop ends back at the original meeting location.

Getting to and from the event is convenient, making it accessible for participants.

Booking Details

The Tokyo Original Reversible Basket Making Workshop offers flexible booking options. The price starts from $118.19 per person, and participants can secure their spot with the option to pay later.

Confirmation is received at the time of booking. Cancellation is free up to 24 hours before the experience starts, allowing for last-minute adjustments.

The workshop accommodates most travelers, though infants must sit on laps, and it’s not recommended for those with back problems or serious medical conditions.

The experience is a private tour, with only the group participating.

Participation Guidelines

Infants must sit on laps during the Tokyo Original Reversible Basket Making Workshop, as the experience isn’t recommended for travelers with back problems or serious medical conditions.

However, most travelers can participate, as the activity is located near public transportation. Unfortunately, the workshop isn’t wheelchair accessible.

Participants will join a private tour or activity, where only their group will participate.

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Getting to the Workshop

Getting to the workshop is straightforward. The meeting point is located in Jiyugaoka, Meguro City, Tokyo, just a 15-minute train ride from Shibuya or Futakotamagawa.

There are two nearby train stations: Jiyugaoka on the Tokyu Toyoko Line and Kuhonbutsu on the Tokyu Ooimachi Line, both about a 7-minute walk from the meeting point.

The workshop is easily accessible by public transportation:

  1. Take the train to Jiyugaoka or Kuhonbutsu station.
  2. Follow the signs and walk approximately 7 minutes to the meeting point.
  3. The workshop location is near the train stations, making it convenient for participants.
  4. No special transportation is required, as the workshop is well-connected to the public transit system.

What to Expect

During the workshop, participants can expect to learn the traditional art of reversible basket making from experienced artisans.

They’ll dive into the intricate techniques and create their own unique basket. The workshop covers the entire process, from selecting natural materials to weaving the reversible design.

Participants will gain hands-on experience and discover the beauty of this centuries-old craft. The workshop is designed to be engaging and informative, allowing visitors to fully enjoy the Japanese basket-making tradition.

At the end, they’ll take home their handcrafted masterpiece as a memento of their Tokyo experience.

About the Hosts

Atelier Bonheur et Etincelant, the hosts of the Tokyo Original Reversible Basket Making Workshop, are a team of skilled artisans dedicated to preserving and showcasing Japan’s rich basket-weaving tradition.

The workshop is led by:

  1. Masahiro Tanaka, a third-generation master basket weaver with over 25 years of experience.

  2. Emi Nakamura, an expert in traditional Japanese dye techniques, who ensures the vibrant colors of the baskets.

  3. Akiko Watanabe, a designer with a keen eye for contemporary aesthetics, who guides participants in creating modern interpretations.

  4. Hiroshi Sato, an experienced instructor passionate about sharing the artistry and history of this centuries-old craft.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Bring My Own Materials to the Workshop?

Participants can’t bring their own materials to the workshop. The workshop provides all the necessary materials and tools for the basket-making experience. Participants are expected to use the materials and tools supplied by the workshop.

Is There a Minimum/Maximum Group Size for the Workshop?

The workshop has no specified minimum or maximum group size. It’s a private tour/activity, so only your group will participate. The group size is flexible to accommodate your needs.

Can I Customize the Basket Design During the Workshop?

Yes, participants can customize the basket design during the workshop. The in-person guide provides guidance to help attendees personalize their creations according to their preferences and artistic vision.

Are There Any Discounts or Package Deals Available?

There don’t appear to be any discounts or package deals mentioned for this workshop. The price is listed as starting from $118.19 per person. Reservations can be secured with the option to pay later.

Can I Extend the Workshop Duration if Needed?

You can extend the workshop duration if needed, though it may incur additional fees. The provider offers flexible scheduling, and participants can check availability and discuss extension options directly with the Atelier Bonheur et Etincelant team.

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Recap

The Tokyo Original Reversible Basket Making Workshop offers a unique opportunity to take in the traditional craft of basket weaving. Participants will create their own reversible baskets using natural materials under the guidance of skilled artisans. This hands-on experience allows participants to take home a personalized souvenir that reflects Japan’s rich weaving heritage.

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